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>> Automatic code generation from tools has been the subject of wishful
>> thinking for decades. Yes, CASE tools do exist. But where are they
>> used, and how powerful are they really?
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> I think part of the problem is that you can't go back. You generate the
> code from the CASE tool, and then when you modify the code, you can't
> generate the CASE tool files from it.
Well, when you compile a C program, you don't then edit the generated
machine code. You edit the original C program and recompile.
Similarly with CASE, you edit in the case tool and then regenerate the
source code.
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